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E.U. Derivatives Traders to Get Hard-Brexit Reprieve
By Philip Stafford
February 18, 2019, Financial Times
European companies and investors will still be able to rely on London to complete derivatives trades in the region’s €660tn market if …
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Why Bond Traders Are Breathing a Sigh of Relief Over a Tentative Deal to Avoid Another Government Shutdown
By Sunny Oh
February 13, 2019, MarketWatch
A tentative deal by lawmakers that would avert a government shutdown may have some Treasury traders breathing a sigh of relief ahead of …
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A Rush on Libor Fallbacks to Head Off Holdouts
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
February 13, 2019, Risk
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is giving itself till the end of this year to implement a framework to wean swaps …
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Giancarlo’s Last Stand: The Race to Complete SEF Reforms
By Robert Mackenzie Smith and Joanna Wright
February 13, 2019, Risk
Even before he became chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Christopher Giancarlo had always been vocal about the …
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The Unanswered Brexit Questions for Traders
By Philip Stafford
February 11, 2019, Financial Times
The near-paralysis in the U.K. parliament over Britain’s exit from the E.U. has kept alive the risk that the country tumbles out …
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Fed Official Calls for Revamp in the Way Financial Sector Threats Are Assessed
By Andrew Ackerman
February 10, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
Global regulators must revamp the way they assess new threats to the financial system, as the tide of post-crisis rules …
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City Demands E.U. Action on Brexit Data Transfers
By Lucy McNulty
February 7, 2019, Financial News
Lobbyists representing some of the City’s largest companies are demanding a legal lifeline from European policymakers to ensure data can continue to …
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Fitch Flags Risks of Forced Sales for Bond Mutual Funds
By Richard Henderson
February 6, 2019, Financial Times
The rapid growth of corporate bond funds could present a threat to financial stability, according to Fitch Ratings, if a combination of …
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ESMA to Suspend Publication of Vital MiFID II Calculations in Case of ‘No-Deal’ Brexit
By Hayley McDowell
February 5, 2019, The Trade
The publication of several key data sets and calculations needed to comply with various MiFID II rules will be temporarily suspended if …
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SOFR, so Bad: Liquidity Lags Transition Ambitions
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
February 4, 2019, Risk
Sometimes timing is everything. U.S. derivatives dealers are moving inexorably towards a post-Libor world but, some argue, not fast enough, affecting the …
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MiFID II Helps Tradeweb Reach Record European ETF Volumes in January
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Big Asset Managers Cut Research Costs at Higher Rate
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Brussels Rejects Plea for Dual-Listed London Shares Trading
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The Evolution of the DSB Product Committee: Helping Industry and ISINs Align
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No-Deal Brexit May Move MiFID II Thresholds – Maijoor
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MiFID II Helps Tradeweb Reach Record European ETF Volumes in January
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Big Asset Managers Cut Research Costs at Higher Rate
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Brussels Rejects Plea for Dual-Listed London Shares Trading
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The Evolution of the DSB Product Committee: Helping Industry and ISINs Align
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No-Deal Brexit May Move MiFID II Thresholds – Maijoor